Oct. 1, 2025
PipemanRadio Interviews Squiggy of The Music Experience at Louder Than Life 2025
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Louder Than Life 2025 Wrapped Up 8 Electrifying Days Of Music Performances In Louisville, With America’s Loudest Rock & Metal Festival (Sept 18-21) & Bourbon & Beyond A Week Prior (Sept 11-14) Bringing In A Combined, Record-Breaking Attendance Of Over 450,000 Fans
Louder Than Life Returns September 17-20, 2026 First Headliner Revealed: My Chemical Romance Plus Many More Acts To Be Announced Early Bird Tickets Will Go On Sale This Fall At LouderThanLifeFestival.com
Louder Than Life not only continues its reputation as America’s Loudest Rock & Metal Festival with the 2025 edition, but the 11th year of the event also marked the biggest festival in the history of DWP, and breaking rock festival records in North America. There were a number of once-in-a-lifetime moments over the course of the four days that added to the specialness of Louder Than Life.
In addition to music performances, this year’s edition of Louder Than Life featured various partner onsite activations, award-winning beverages and delectable eats from partners including Acathla Clothing, Al Capone, Angel's Envy, Basil Hayden, Beatbox Beverages, Black Shades, Blackcraft Cult, Bud Light, Cutwater Spirits, Demons Behind Me, Dimebag Hardware, Drew Estate, Eargasm, Elijah Craig, Fxck Cancer, Huber's Starlight Distillery, Jack Daniel's, Jim Beam, Knob Creek & Rye, KREWE, Kroger, Maker's Mark, Middle West Spirits, Milagro Tequila, Old Forester, Park Community Credit Union, Voices for Consumer Choice and Citizens for Tobacco Rights, Parlor Root Beer, Red Bull, Strüng, Take Me Home, The Music Experience, The Taylor Foundation, Tito's Handmade Vodka, To Write Love on Her Arms, U.S. Army, U.S. Marines, Voices for Consumer Choice and Citizens for Tobacco Rights, White Claw, and Willett Distillery. According to Louisville Tourism, it is estimated that Bourbon & Beyond and Louder Than Life together generated nearly $43 million in local economic impact in 2025. The back-to-back festivals also drove some of the highest hotel demand of the year, with overall occupancy reaching more than 80% citywide. These preliminary estimates highlight the tremendous tourism and economic value of the festivals, which bring hundreds of thousands of visitors to Louisville and fuel spending across hotels, restaurants, bourbon attractions, and local businesses.
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Hi, you learnt here?
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That's shirt w for see Why were You young?
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This its pipe Man here on the Adventures pipe Man
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And I'm here with Squiggy Squiggy did Jakomo from the
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Music Experience. And I've got Sarah right next to me,
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nice Lie from Louder than Life.
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So Sarah's wearing an Aussie shirt, yes, sir, And I
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have these Ozsie glasses.
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I've worn for years.
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Originally I called them by John Lennon glasses and then
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I looked at him like, no, They're more like Ozsie glasses.
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I've been wearing them since he passed away. And last
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week at Bourbon I was interviewing Neil, Gerardo and Giraldo
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and I went to take them off in the interview
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with the headphones on and snapped, oh no, no, bombed.
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I think you saw that me with them last week
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at Bourbon.
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Right.
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Hey, you know what's so funny, man, In the back
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of our tent, we have a sunglass graveyard.
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Yeah, because sunglasses just don't survive.
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I bet yeh.
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A bunch of them are mine. I was talking about
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that with Jose from Serious. It's like he has the
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ray bands. You know, and I want to get them.
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But I'm like, I am so bad with sunglasses, Like
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I'm buying a new pair every week or two.
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Now.
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I mean, festivals and sunglasses, Man, they do not go together.
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They do not in our world anyway.
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I'll even leave them somewhere or in the pit, I
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lose them or whatever, it doesn't matter.
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Yeah, yeah, yep.
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So tell me about you have an ouzy thing in
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your tent? Yeah, man, tell me about that.
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So you know the thing over at Music Experience that
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when we really started. One of the things that we
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got fascinated with early on in the story that we
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wanted to tell was I always used Jimmy Hendrix as
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kind of our our kind of our northern light.
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Right.
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So everybody loves Jimmy Hendrix, right obviously, but it's our
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job to tell the story that Jimmy Hendricks without jim
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Marshall and without Leo Fender. When you hear Jimmy Hendricks,
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what you're hearing is a Marshall, a Fender Stratt plugged
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into a Marshall. So when people see Hendricks, but what
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they're hearing is they're hearing a Fender through a Marshall.
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Right, I love that.
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So in the Jimmy Hendricks story, Leo Fender and Jim
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Marshall are characters within the Jimmy Hendrick story. So we
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kind of took that approach with Ozzy. And so we
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have all of the signature guitars that his guitar players
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have used, right, So we have Iomi's sg we have
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Jakie Lee's Sharvel, we have Gush G's Star guitar, we
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have Brad Gillis's Stratt, and we have Zach's Bullseye, and
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we have Iomi's Laney guitar. Rig over there you seed
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one more, you know that, right, So we only had
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a room for a couple, but yeah, we figured man,
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those were the most known, right and they had signature guitars.
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So that that's our world, you know.
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We want to show that all of these guys were
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kind of characters within the Azzy story and riffs and
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guitar playing were so important to the Azsy sound. We're
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kind of celebrating the sound of Ozzy more than.
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Ozzy in our world.
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I love that.
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And little tidbit about me, you might not know I
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saw Ozzy, Well, I've seen Auzzie every year since like
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nineteen eighty. I even had Blizzard of Odds on eight track.
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Oh wow, Okay, so mister Crowley between track two and
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track three it split up because if you remember the
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eight tracks, like it would split a song.
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I remember.
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Yeah, of course, mister Crowley would fade out and you'd
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hear the track click to the extract and then it
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would fade back in the rest of the song. Oh nice,
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I'm thinking about that, like that's freaking stupid.
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Yeah, yeah, kind of in our world. And once again,
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it doesn't take anything away from the rock stars, not
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taking anything away from Ozzie, not taking anything away from Hendricks.
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But in our world, you know, we celebrate the sound.
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It does make a different Leo Fender, Jim Marshall, Bob Taylor,
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Paul E. Smith, Orville Gibson, John d Angelico. These are
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the guys that are kind of like our rock stars,
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and we amplify their stories and then the artists within
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their stories. So we just celebrate the sound because the
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sound is what we hear.
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I think it makes a difference, Like I think there's
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a reason why certain ours play certain brands because it
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makes their signature sound not just them, but the sound
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of the instrument.
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Well, so, so to your point, one of the things
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that we talk with a lot of students and young
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people that come through, and we wanted to show this
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year that we have big posters of all of our founders,
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Bob Taylor, Les Paul, Paul Reach Smith, John Dy, Angelicoe.
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We have big posters to celebrate our founders. But with
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each one of those founders is a belief system. There's
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a reason why Leo Fender did bolt on next right,
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There's a reason why PRS does the guitars the way
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that they do. There's a reason behind every one of
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the ideologies behind the guitar. And there's nothing better to
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when do you play a guitar that has your belief
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system that you want to be characters in the story.
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And these are guys' names with beliefs.
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So we celebrate those beliefs and we stop telling the
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stories of our founders and the stories of the beliefs.
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At some point we stop telling those stories. And I
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don't know why, but it's our job to keep doing it.
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Oh, I think so, because like so, let me ask
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you a question too, As somebody that played guitar and sucked,
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we all do, right, I'm thinking while you're saying that,
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some like, well, maybe I was on the wrong brand.
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Maybe there's a better brand that would make me better.
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Does that exists to an extent?
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Sure, if you're inspired by guy X, right, but you're
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playing a different guitar, a different amp, a different set
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of pedals, and right like, you're not gonna sound like
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that person.
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Right.
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So it's a little different today because all the secrets
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are exposed. Everybody makes a great guitar, right, right, everybody
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makes a great guitar in a thousand bucks.
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It's a testament that just the technology is caught on.
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But man, like, there's brands that sound like If you
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want to sound like Hendrix, you're playing a strat Right.
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If you want to sound like Hendrick, you're playing a
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Stratfield Marshall, there's no replacement for that.
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You want to sound like Ioma, you want to sound
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like Sabbath, you're playing through a Laney.
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And if you're trying to sound like certain characters and
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with the wrong gear, year, you're not gonna sound like them.
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To your point last week, I also, before I played guitar,
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I played drums for years. I ended up sucking at
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that too. And then I sang thresh metal after guitar.
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Sucked at that too, so now I do this.
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But seriously, though, the highlight of last Weekend and Bourbon
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Beyond for me was Ringo Starr because number one. That
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was like a bucket list because I was a huge
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Beatles fan when I was a kid, so much so
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that what made me start playing drums were two people,
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Ringo Starr and Peter Cris.
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It was also a huge Kiss fanatic. I was bipolar.
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I had my whole room posters and literally spit split
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down the middle, Beatles on one side, Kiss on the other.
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But the first thing I looked at when Ringo was
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performing was that he still plays the same brand that
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he has always played, because I remember being a little
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kid in like Ludwig is that's what Ringo plays? Yeah, man,
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you know, and you know Peter Chris played Pearl, you know,
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And I was looking up there, I'm like, oh my god,
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he still plays Ludwig like he has not changed. So
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to me, that proves your point because that's Ringos sound
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on that drums, on.
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That drum kip.
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Maybe if he played a Pearl he would have sounded,
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but who knows it doesn't matter because he played he
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played Ludwig.
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So like, that's the sound.
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Last week at Bourbon so you talk about the Beatles
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so with Ringo that that was a big thing for
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me too. Write love the Beatles, but like the Beatles,
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Like you want to sound like Paul McCartney. You play
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a Hoffner through a box, right, that's the sound of
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Paul McCartney.
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I have a trivia question for sure. Finish what you're saying, though, No.
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But the Beatles had very you know, they they had
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gear that made them sound like the Beatles. If the
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Beatles play through marshalls, they wouldn't sound like the Beatles, right,
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So if you have a Marshal at home and you
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have a Gibson less Paul at home and you like
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the Beatles, well you ain't gonna sound like the Beatles.
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See that's great InFocus. I think ninety people don't know that.
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They don't know because nobody's telling those stories anymore. And
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we have to tell stories. Stories are what carry our
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folklore in our industry.
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And if you watch guitars when they're switching guitars.
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There's the reason. There's a reason based on the song.
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And most people don't think of that either. It's like
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why they have so many guitars. No, it's not because
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they're collecting guitars like baseball card.
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Right right reason.
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Yeah, dude, if these guys could have one guitar that
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did everything, they would have that guitar, right, But you
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have guitars for different things, and guitars sound differently totally.
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So I have two trivia questions.
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For first one we'll do it is in reference what
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you're just talking about. Who is the most famous bassist
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in history that was not a bassist? I mean it was,
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but he was really a guitarist and pulled the short
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straw and had to play.
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Bass, Toddy McCartney.
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That's correct.
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And so now if you go lit and people listen,
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if you go listen to the beads Now and you
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specifically listen for the bass, he plays it like a guitar.
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The greatest Paul McCartney bass line ever, still a little
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love songs. There you go, it's the greatest bass line ever.
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And yeah, but like a bass player doesn't play bass
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like that. You know, that's somebody playing lead bass. Yeah, yeah,
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that's a guitar player playing bass.
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Yeah, because it was John and George also played guitar.
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They didn't have a bass player. Paul, you're the bass player.
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Yeah, yeah, no, I mean yeah, so, but you know,
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there's a lot of guitar player guys that go over
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to bass and they just rip, you know.
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I see that a lot, you know. Yeah, it's pretty cool. Okay.
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Second one back, I went and saw Ozzy one year,
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three times in one year, three different guitarists. Can you
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tell me who those three different guitarists were, all in
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the same year. Hmmm, And I'll give you a hint.
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One of the guitarists only played one show.
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Well, now I'm interested, so you tell me, because I
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don't think I know this, Okay.
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I saw Randy okay, then Randy right, and then Pat
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Traverers Pat Travers laid an off gig yep, and then
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it was Brad Gillis yep.
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Yeah, you know what, You're right. I wouldn't have remembered.
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I knew it was Randy's era, right, So.
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I knew that Pat was going to be the trick part.
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Yeah yeah, God man, did you see some of those shows?
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I saw all three? No way really?
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Yeah, Like I saw Ozzie wit Randy on New Year's Eve.
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Funny story about that, Like, so it was one of
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those gigs where I told my dad I was sleeping
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at my friends. He said he was told inspiency to
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sleep at my house and we went to Ozzie Yeah, yeah, okay,
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and then we get we get home and I lived
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in LAKELANDUO in Gora, California, where we had a lake
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in the backyard, but you had to go down this hill.
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So we're hanging out at the bottom of the hill
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in my backyard but my parents, my dad couldn't see. Yeah,
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so we're hanging out till it's warning and I could
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walk in like okay, I'm home, and my next door
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neighbor she comes out and she's like, oh, boys, did
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you just go to Ozzie show last time? I'm like, oh, fucker,
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b busted, busted. She's like, wait there, I'm gonna get
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